It shows him looking healthy and in good shape as he participated in the run close to his home in Essex.

Journalist and author Rob Hadgraft shared the picture on Twitter, writing: “Sad news about #KeithFlint – comes only two days after he’d looked in great shape and spirits, storming round the Chelmsford Parkrun in a PB of around 21 minutes.”

FRONTMAN 'TOOK HIS OWN LIFE'

The singer was discovered at around 8am this morning after police and paramedics were called to his home in Dunmow, Essex.

Known for their overt anti-establishment stance as much for their music, the band were vocal critics of the UK's Criminal Justice And Public Order Act 1994, which banned the raves popularised following the so-called second summer of love in 1988 and 1989.

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